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Kristin and Meggan are sophomores at two different eastern universities. Each is on the Dean's list and each just got the lead in the university play. Kristin plays Desdemona in Othello, and Meggan has the lead in The Fantastics.

February 2005. time flies: Both ladies have long since graduated college. Kristin teaches dance in Manhattan and at her own dance studio in New Jersey, and she is getting married this summer.

December 2006. Lristin is married now and continues to teach dance in both venues; her husband teaches drum and both are doing quite well. Megan spent time working in hospitals and taking courses and is now in medical school on Long Island, NY.

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